Transgender Day of Remembrance

Transgender Day of Remembrance is observed on 20 November 2026, a solemn day to remember and honour transgender people whose lives have been lost to anti-transgender violence and prejudice.

When is Transgender Day of Remembrance?

Transgender Day of Remembrance takes place in November (November 20). It is one of the many UK awareness days that bring people together around a shared cause — see the full calendar.

Why Transgender Day of Remembrance matters

This day gives space to mourn lives lost and to confront the discrimination and violence that transgender people continue to face, renewing a commitment to safety, dignity and acceptance for all. Explore gender equality volunteering.

How to get involved in Transgender Day of Remembrance

There are three simple ways to make Transgender Day of Remembrance count:

• Volunteer — support an LGBTQ+ charity or community group providing safe spaces and support for trans people. Browse opportunities.
• Fundraise — support or organise a respectful fundraiser for services that protect and support trans communities.
• Raise awareness — attend a local vigil, listen to trans voices and stand in quiet solidarity against violence and prejudice.

Transgender Day of Remembrance volunteering opportunities

Mark Transgender Day of Remembrance by doing something real. Find volunteering opportunities and start today.

Get involved with Transgender Day of Remembrance

Browse live opportunities, log your hours, and earn verified badges you can add to your CV and LinkedIn. Find volunteering roles or see more awareness days.